Info	Form		Odds	Key Rating	Tips	Win %	Place %	Betfair Place %	Dist Win %	Dist Place %	Dist Betfair Place %	Ability Rating	Horse Pace	Prediction	A.I Rating	Movement	ATR Speed	Form Plus	Class Runs	Speed Runs	Speed at Distance	LTO Speed	Top Speed	WSR	TF Rating	Course	Going	Distance	Timespeed	OR	Weight	Runs	Age	Comments
1	1 1st (1) (13/2 -117%) Tahmuras		6.5 13/2(-117%)																															(1) Tahmuras 13/2, Created a good impression when winning his first 3 starts over hurdles, including the Grade 1 Tolworth at Sandown. Lesser efforts at Cheltenham/here followed and low-key return/chase debut effort at Chepstow in November. Cheekpieces go on/up in trip and too soon to write off. Disappointing in Grade 1 novice hurdles in the spring; also (after wind op) on chase debut.
2	5 2nd (5) (7/2 +42%) General Officer		3.5 7/2(+42%)																															(5) General Officer 7/2, Winning pointer/fairly useful hurdler who got off the mark at third attempt over fences at Doncaster (19.1f) 24 days ago. Quite what that form is worth is open to question (only 6 fences jumped) but he does remain lightly raced, including at this sort of trip. Most fences were omitted at Doncaster, but won by 15l; more to offer at this sort of trip.
3	6 3rd (6) (3/1 +33%) Heros		3 3/1(+33%)																															(6) Heros 3/1, Bumper/hurdles winner in France in 2021. Bit disappointing over hurdles last season but firmly back on track over fences, landing back-to-back Taunton handicaps (18f) in recent months. Assessor applies further pressure but unlikely he's reached his limit. Big shout. Won handicaps at Taunton (2m2f, good to soft) recently on his two starts over fences.
4	4 4th (4) (10/1 -33%) Supreme Gift		10 10/1(-33%)																															(4) Supreme Gift 10/1, Irish point winner who tasted success 3 times over hurdles and showed benefit of chase debut experience when landing 4-runner Ascot handicap (18.8f) 32 days ago, coming in for an enterprising ride. Only 3 lb higher but this rates tougher. Won four-runner novice handicap at Ascot and should be capable of better still.
2	2 |U| (2) (4/1 +0%) Chasing Fire		4 4/1(+0%)																															(2) Chasing Fire 4/1, Multiple hurdles winner who stepped up on those efforts when making an impressive winning chasing debut in a novice at Uttoxeter (2m) in October. Found things tougher when fourth on handicap debut at Ayr (16.5f) since but he remains open to improvement in this sphere. Back up in trip. Jumping has not been the most fluent and he needs overall improvement to justify this mark.
3	3 |PU| (3) (4/1 +50%) Harbour Lake		4 4/1(+50%)																															(3) Harbour Lake 4/1, Won his first 4 completed starts over hurdles and mostly creditable efforts in competitive handicaps thereafter last term, not least when fifth here (20f) on final start in April. Record fresh a positive now and he's a good prospect for chasing, including when stepped up to 3m. Ran creditably in notable handicap hurdles, including here; good chasers in pedigree.

15:25 Aintree NH Flat Race (Class 4) 17f - 7 Run Class & Speed Card

LTO Selection:

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15:25 Aintree NH Flat Race (Class 4) 17f Race Class Flow

The chart reads from right to left to today's class 4 race.

Gamesters Guy and Union Avenue were both narrow winners on their first starts under Rules and they merit respect, as does Farland, who debuts for the Paul Nicholls team having finished fourth in a warm Punchestown bumper in April. The vote, however, goes to JACCOURS. The son of Gris De Gris, a half-brother to two winners, represents an in-form stable which has also excelled in this sphere previously.

FARLAND has been acquired by Paul Nicholls since shaping well at Punchestown first time out and, with plenty of improvement expected, he's fancied to open his account at the possible expense of Monty Bodkin, who also made a promising start. The New Lion is an interesting newcomer on paper.

An interesting bumper. FARLAND sets the bar high on his debut fourth at Punchestown and can make a winning start for Paul Nicholls.

15:25 Aintree NH Flat Race (Class 4) 17f PREDICTION SIMULATION

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	Ran similar race before
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T	Top Time speeed rated
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	At the races watchout for
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	Top rated for thet statistic

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This is the 16:15 Kempton race from the video above backed at 28/1 earlier in the day.

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